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hard to say how many people still taking them seriously. Anyone who has been paying attention certainly does not. CDC flip-flopped many times, changed the def
by theduder99 5y ago
hard to say how many people still taking them seriously. Anyone who has been paying attention certainly does not. CDC flip-flopped many times, changed the definition of 'vaccine', admitted the 6 foot social distance number was arbitrary, etc.
- shadowgovt 5y agoThings change rapidly in a rapidly-moving pandemic. Best practices evolve as understanding increases. We don't toss gravity out the window because Einstein refined Newton and found cases where Newton's laws give the wrong answer.
- fnordpiglet 5y ago
- richardfey 5y agoWouldn't you trust a doctor, even if they make mistakes, when you are sick?
- ConceptJunkie 5y agoNot if it's been demonstrated, as it clearly has with the CDC, that the person's decisions have been arbitrary and capricious.
- shadowgovt 5y agoI, for one, have yet to see this proven. I have seen public guidance and the best practices modified as we came to understand more about the disease and its impact on the public.
- richardfey 5y agoExactly.